#WFGM22
The social and human dimensions of climate change should not be neglected. Acting as a ‘threat multiplier’, climate change strengthens socio-economic and gender inequalities, and bears a disproportionate impact on marginalised and minority communities, as well as those living in conflict areas and rural regions. How can we adopt solutions that reflect the complexity and interconnectedness of social and environmental issues, to empower women and ensure a just and inclusive climate action?
Moderated by Sophie Lambin, Founder and CEO, Kite Insights
Young Tae Kim, Secretary-General, International Transport Forum
Florence Tondu-Mélique, CEO, Zurich Insurance (2016 Rising Talent)
Farhana Yamin, Lawyer, Honorary Fellow, Somerville College, Climate activist